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RTUfiOM) a Rons. eirtuMK la wii - . .. , ! KttOBOItO VNI The I. IS I. I TIMBER HMD t. fit!';.- Ai-i l.turin i.f Fri- . t t an. I Saturday the i an l. t t H... Mlm. I'i".'.," and ). l.a,. at.- nl a rut v tivenr tlur ' i an hour. IIkmi. t.wul of ,irf .1 on i C.ill n Whi.li lt W . lr M.ll Mm in v In ' I.. w a 4 IV. I. " t limUr. '. I .1 I i d d v ,U i Oil !t .1111. 1. 1 r ,y ill' lit. nil. I .i t l,r rear i alt. ll- iml i .U in . I.: t lit r U . 1 1 Jiait"' .1 ln " f ti . . l I r..i .nt f nd t-' " .i.-l.l ' th,. ..t. r. and ' l-w th.- ;tif. !"' 4 i'n. ll- mill """I- "-'! . i Mirla. r li'il '" - I the m i.l.-ot. ill.', artpe.l lit tl. I ... Tl I . .1 Mill , i .1 I -. I.I Wcrti-rru ' louniC I'.vl at I :'-l .. . . and ' '-' f'" L iu 'itl.nl..vh. Pa , sin I .m.i'.I nlv a Kmc i. i'ii i i ! -U' 1 IV W .1- -I'l'l" t t.iil i. l lm I at t!.. t'i mi'. "I '. i i 1,1 ill. 1. 1.1. I.I.UIM iM.f.nt t m-r fruit a in- Mi. a it !.... jil hut th- .,v that Fa.t I .It i. I ..tit .;hiii ei am was ii.it ' u ;.l..v . ri.iii u I . ii i-h Up- j '' 'I : Hi.lt th- VVIfi.l 't.u I Im.'ii thr m-it i.f th- I..V ..l.iuiitam :. niM-rihi; tht- nt.ir i,!.ii limi.iiv, an vw-li a t I'.r.' U II. I Hri tli.ll, Lin. i a' M.in.i.'.-r . W l I v. lit. M.m.r . T. I . l U.r N.tl-M, IVlIll' OMI- ..inv i1! rut li.-itat,. to lay fr t .1' i.ttti ,a ii, i: nit th.- ha'.f- l.i ! n.i.tl, ,,t tl. S. I'. i!rmt. " S-.-.tl. S..HI..I St. :?J) frrt. I. it in .urn. rnai.ii. r thi miitial .h ill u a . nut rarrir.l thmui'li I 1 ' I r... 'A ;n ,1 ,-rr.i im tutu i'. I .ii.l FOURTH ANNUAL FI frrltxl Wrattiir MarW liul.i lay ul Oltl County Seal IIDMI tllMIM. t)V. IIKIiV rtkibiti irt I inr, TmtumiMiaW ul a 'am(t- l.ai.'lry FOR FORTY SEASONS Siimlav afternoon will mark the in nintr of (lerman Luther- ,.. .,( t-v an services in Hillaliora For a 1. A. lAIL.Ii 1 M. U long time we have hal no (er- thyirla 4 idrr'a man services in the city, and no ... .loutt many, of our German IrtttL".,r ll townsmen will welcome an -i(nj hwi.u.1 Htrm& buitt th t.'.i. t.i t! kMl i iVrti.li"'. ,':,r'' "' u" U1 " i,l,iUl A nH ial I .n. ..t w !i niii a iii'-ihImT. an i t1,. .. . i .i i ... ! .. ...... . -xn win "' ' ' ' .Mil "' ',,r '"' 't 1'itt A.'tiiu; oT'iti'-r W. I fil l. I iii'l" '. a.-. .Hi. i' ii. i Ir. Ir.i l: it. t. it -jot :n A rfal witnr.fH to thr a. mi. 'our i'f Ii"'" l-M'" i'i'"" . m iiim -.li.'atii'O. VUIHS Sl I Ht will " 11 a' i i ! a i. ti or farm, liv u :i tl f Johnvni I . HMi. :'. in;1- -n.it h .ii th.- 1 ..in..- at l11 ii'i l.i k a im.. " iri:sn.v. skit. i lu k ...... !. ' ! tl "" I'll u ..! '' "' : fx, a.'ii " I i ' '' i "' hui.. I .1. . ii . ! k '.r". "!' 1 (nni v j .( . II .--- I' ' ' fit It, I i I ii ... I i ' rV .! j i" .'' i . HHI..I i t Ii.I.it. Im . u i iriipatiy ruulil U a) Mr. I aiiiplirll ai'rii-il i iSity t.f thr full vsiilth a it. tu . iiiurli t'-am i i a'. I .ii ti.r Wnl k w ill In- re .in. .1 a s nninallv intrinl.-.l. M ,i I'f"" in i" ir. r. lu a i a .1 ti, t..lal a- ;a was !V llAII'T .!.! t.i t thr s a M ,1'IV hi!'. last 'lav for mi thr la'- till iHHI'litll' tt'Ti' fori'f.l to rnirf ii.twfrnl til t.i'.i Ml. l.t 1"-'.. th "Ii tol. (l fi.l lBW.-4l .-'ll. I I t.ltl. . ll ....... ( T.IHI .'f s .'. rwt ,i .. r ,f M fci .. ... I I. M.Mr I Mt. I. I- 1. I Ilillsliori Fourth Ann ial Fair ami Str-'t t'arnival n fortnally 't"i'l. anil tin display anil f- Itiliit.s are an anient of one .f he ln"t KeasotH ev r w it r m-h ! in the lualatm alley. Ilieot firial tiroirram. imMislied eiie- wln re. shown where th" vari'HH fur cuiit mi iriiin exhibit may U- fumnl. romtirrow an. Saturday will le the liitf daH from jHiint of at tendance, and Saturday is ;s. I aside as "lloiiie ('imi'Ti' day. W hen till' lildtiltiePi w ill In' lu re. HOMK COM KUS liixiks for registration f all home cotnim.' p.iip'.e w ill lie kept at the Coffee Club head'parterH on N'l-oti.l Mreet. tiexl iloor lo in. i.t ami the to- the I'ythian Uuil.'.inir. I he coinimttee on reception i. asfulluw s: Mrs. lames J. ('. Kani- kin. Melinda ('ave, Alon.o Sn,'- er, Susie Morgan, J. A. luibne. J. V. Tuniieme. M. M. Fit tender. JanieSewell and .1. R VrKnnan. At two o'clock in the after noon, a program win miiow ai the Crescent Theatre, w ith speak er as follows: Mayor II. T. I'.av'ley. Dr. F. A. Hailey. Ir. J. F. lamiesie. Al-U-rt Toier. W. il. Wchrum'. Ivthe Toier Weatherred ami othern. OiH-niiiK' Home Sweet II me. by audience and chorus. Solo Silver Threads Amount the (Jold, N. II. Alexander. Chorus Annn? Lnune. Solo Fast liose of Sutnnier. t li ke t. was down to by Mr. Scott. . i .. ... ii ..c .i... ! i-vl iv, arcompanie.il r.aiiie uymn oi im- ui i.iinn Audience and Chorus. Closing Auld KanK Syne. Aud ience ana . horns. Fd. (Mrton. of Farminifton, was; a f it y vi ator I'liei-iday. Ian Fork halter, of Farmintr ton. was a city visitor Monday al 'errion. V. O. lb ken. of lieaverton, was up to the county seat Tues day tuoriiiir. Fhilip Shea, of r.ear Scholia, was a llin .-ifri visitor me nrsi I.f the week. M. i ,. I .oilier oi Scholls. was em tint; comrades on the htrect. yc .terday. I-or ; ale: Z shoat.s. H months .Id. U. A. Otto, l-iurel. Ore. on l:.iM I'. ak. 12V-7 a. , , ,, ,, i I for threshinK vrrain in one county I mammoth Fekin and Monarch ' of lh:&n ' Kiiri.i l.tisK. Lankily, of Fortland. , ,, , , ., 'jmammoin itum ami iuonarvii i4,m, BV.uira. in tin oiwiu Bi.k irii ml M.iuil.iv. at trndoil.' the ad iouriii-d seshion of circuit court. North, est. He is now finishing White I;. W. Dant lla Uun Separator w)rtunjty to their God in lor Many Continuous harvest public worship in their mother tontrue. ine nrsi Strvice win take place Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the city hall. The oublic is cordially invited. A A Rciurd That Ha ao Parallel ta Th special invitation 13 extended to THINkS rACtt VF.AK IS LAST S. T. LINKLATER. U. B. C. M.. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO' OAn oitalr omr lbt l!t lti, f Uai.liie Eat of Cnrt M '!. la ta eunutr f thr ,li-l, ratific Nrihtt those German Lutherans of this j mmmmmvmmmmmmmmmvvw vicinity who have not been per-j u T.T,,i.Tvt . n jnallv invitH hv the riastor. I K. Al. i'.KVVli, M. l. Kuene W. Dant. ft Hilville. w. Luecke. Fastor. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Wa-shniKton (unty. has a record .. , ini.an nnpr Uurm rxane r-u.t a N.viir!!. Ii'-in a". nn t the iirotierlv t t!,.-rr was 'rveral days of 'i h i tliiii'. Civic imprnve In ! hrs.. w i-re l Hurt of 'X e ! iiirv. ami 1'n kv was party w ho had a hijth as unit. t . i j ii i- .ii Win. Wohlschleyrl. of Scholia. .oruei i narves. , y, - u 'gtf)ck AddreS3 was transact in Mispress in the owner ami operior oi a Krain ,uma i.lY aw itiiiajro Ore oiint v seat Monday at temoon. a(.r,uratr trraduatinir from the I onnth nf (.tv Parle. I. I ItViU l,t V . - old horse power system to a fine near Jabez Wilkes. 22-tf y. wasiiown ve.iieniay, in ine team outlit. In all the tony rh trinfnn u-hn. ooened Mon- mteresH of his candidacy for the . t thrshinif Mr. Dant has dav witM a eood attendance, and held practically all of his old cus- ten applications for hii?h school tomers. Time and aain he has concluded to quit the industry. from imported stocK. I Bid, aunn i.iof um HtiHiiuum, Leghorn and 1'ly mouth H,m- FLMEU II. SMITH M. I). D. 0 PHYSICIAN & SLRCKON OSTEOPATH has s.-cure.i a dump fur debris and rcfusi ha-ie of 1 . acres. JllSt of the approach to t lit .-. muthAest of Hills- plan' was Imiiuht I I it V fi t;. par. I,, ti.r I. f! i- I l.ti l-U-ro. 'II.. ! I'.n 1 1 thr II 1'i Uipi ( larded Tracts. ,i I ti..- i. (a-.e ran ! .imiw, so i hat it w i'I i .t U- in tiivht of tin i i.l, a a., whali carries much i i .1 al all times of the year. . . A'naliam, primary iiotin M.-e i n" the I. -i nature, on ine l.-!ll H I ,l' If tl...- lit-. I hv .1 V A' ill-d t. one of the war h.. i - . s ,f il,.- i-.illee city. Mr. hr ih.e u is a r -presentative bus- r, . ni.iii of his city, and hus a .tr ei f.l!.iA in-,' in tint section. !"eti all political faiths. One Wa .hui'-rton County farm . r 5'-l win tii if clover seed !r..m tii.e afir. this year. U'SideS i.o.ini' one htraHiunLr crop of legislature. A few outi' pi's for Kale. . Suhabald. Helvetia; Hills bofo, Finite 1. I5.V7 II. W. Miller, of Forest Grove, and Klmer Milbr. of Shady l.nsik, were in the city yesterday. Kit-hard Wiley departed the lad of the week for Seattle w here he entered as a student at the I'niyer.sity td Washington A U in (it dance for Miss Lizzie Keller will le given at Helvetia Hall, next Saturday. September M k it.itlv snread the news. A visit to Forest Grove, Mm dav. shows that there was still considerable grain un threshed I up in that section. Figs for Sale Seven weeks, ami younger. C L. Horn, liills- Ixiro. Kiute I. near OlTic Hour o to u . m.: I b 1 1 m TneUiT, Thursday, Hatarilty 9 u 11 Call antwered ttay or ni(hl. lU.th tibonea. Olficc ovrr HilUSoru NtioD.tl. r Dr. W. Ii. CUNINGIIAM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Helvetia! from outside distnets. Frof. Calvin C. Cloud, of lied Lode. Mont., is principal, with Mrs. Stella M. Hinman assistant Frof. Cloud i3 a graduate of the Fmif)ria. Kas.. Normal School. of lrlin . Collepe, Kentucky. Calls Answered Day or Night The high school has the regular ia.icprn.Unt phone four year course, and the number of pupils desirinjr to take it is ORENCO, - OREGON gratifying to the school manage- For sale: Itetristered Holstein J RBB, M. D. bull calf, dropped Sept. 1. both PHYSICIAN & surgeon parents imported from New York. OFFlCE:-fpstairtn Schaimmch trdg Can le taken at any time. Wal- Rei,ience Bwiin Sueet, wcodi d.f ter Zetzman. Cornelius, Route 1; et of South side street. Five miles northwest of Hills-j BolB rai orc e.i.ieoce, boro statmn on Cniteii. zit-i II i'I ' I .1 :.. 1.....I. 1 l..-n 11. fllll' U I l O.tt l 111 I'lilll. after a siege nf drying hops at the llalev yard, a iKisttion he has held for many years. William and N. K. Fersinger, .f tinner Helvetia, were in the citv yesterday, and callel on the i - Argus ollic 25-7 A gasoline stove, used for cooking "hot dog" and other edibles, blew up in one of the ot.lr.ftj s.n Qwrtrwt OllttK flf Main tut me narvesi season sees rum yesterday morning and was a in me iiem wuii an ouioi. trrnt tu-attpnniy of nrovenrjer. He was Uirn at Washington. Th ownP of the 8tand haj D. C. Dec. 5. 1S52. and came to hi. , .in No one Oregon in 1S72. settling at Keed- hurt exceDtine that the ville. where he has continuously nilpv.vor ame out of the resided. He was wedded to ith . or so on his Miss r.mma lietie Alien, aaugn- ,x...;nrr . i .: I All "'J"1"' ler oi pioneer isaau mien, niiu lU.I.I'INd MISS KKI.I I R Fnder the auspices of the Swiss Society and the Hacheior uiris Club a M-nelit dance will be given in the Swiss Hall at liel ...... I AV -q o mnntVia mm Vill rent a small tarm, ju or Our buvcr has just returned T'hree children form the family. W acres, with from 15 to 25 acres from an extended trip with two Adrian Dant. Keedville. Mrs. m cultivation. Will pay casn f.n l.i uls -if the finest U-ef cattle m.,,.,1 MiUtoad Tvirhd Vallev. rent Hillsboro or Cornelius see- that ever came into this town. HilKl-oro Merc. Co. F.. 15. Keeves. of Cedar Mill. was un to the city Tuesday, con frrniur with his political inen is. HI'J.SBORO, . ORKCON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon Office hour 9 to 1 1 . m.; j to 5 p. m. Call aBswered day or night. P. Ill phone. Office ia American National Btnk, upstair. HILLSBORO. , . OREGON w m. aaaaj Mr. . Mmrm D AO LEY A HARE ATTORNEYS AT-LAW Kooni 1 aad t Shite BnUdlnj HILLSBORO. . . OSEttOX. rararMrrMrVWrVMlrfVM l.M sit pay? Well, "we vetia. next Saturday. September h; ; js running for the legisla- . . .. I ... - ' I' ll.. I. .1 1 E. B. TONGUE ATTORN8Y-AT-LAW r. There are several fhn.'i- h'lK.rs bu.iv this season, and n nits ar- reiorled goinl al in..- ! everywhere si'iil is raised. Ii .. Win. Cuddy and daugh 1. is nf Milkat.si. were in town I s, lav. Messrs. Madsen an Ft-1 '-'im, of Mf Miunville. sons 1 . ! .a ..f Mr. I Hi dv. have Iieeii !1. for Miss Lizzie Keller, the I. year old girl, who sustained al most fatal injuries in a run-away itfi-i, lent two months ago near Mnuntaindale. It wits thought nnco that the ..... 1 1 . r..i..i ear s n nines wouni oroe i.u.u. but through consUint nttendancc of skilled physicians and several operations she has finally almost n;i. ture on tin For sale: calves, mu ind heavy F. &. A. Ore. Konte . William W. Gral M. Devlin were Ore., and Miss Ella, at home. Hons prel erred. -Jos. uw. r- Mr. Dant states that while fol- ne ius. iwouie ur n.urui lowing the separator year after Hilisboro. d-o year grows tiresome to a certain I The matter of draining Lousig degree. he always enjoys the nont Lake came up in the local the work. He can tell many court the first of the week, and anedotes of his experiences, andwa3 postponed for a few days, office up (tain in Schutmeti.h Block it is sale 10 wager mai no man mU e a number oppose me 10- - V.......tm..K;,.ltn .u f fkPrrMrarrrrWMiiraVVi ill vmj;i'ii iiA-icaitii iiiu.vv.uvnv.. n-inni ut voir iut.atiiiK wi dinners durinir the harvest sea-1 Hrainacro district unless the milking strains.- h Ln for the past forty years than stream -Dai rv Creek is cleared F. Ilanley. llillstxiro. he. Several years ago he re- out below the drainage boun- dentiKratic ticket Several Jersey bull of extra fine stock 57-i) scnoMiu wn u i 1 1 i Ch.i. A Srhoiuhiliy and ! iWiie ;. 1: nr. tv. ( m mt.ni ilalr, wi re united in ui.t' i ia,',- at tht S miivsidf Cun-.Tf tonal I' irsniiajv, in ForCafd, i.l ."1 in tin- .iltrinoon. Sept. I I. T'i-. Rc. J. .1. Stauli !!if lati i.'. The bride is well known in the Mouiituiiiilale H.cti.iu, and ii a ihiiKhtrr of Mr. and Mr . .I n '.! C. Kalfi-t), pioneers of W.i .iniiv ton r.miitv. Slieisvt-rv imp il.u" in her fin e. and ha a Im t ot friends in Nmtli Wa-.hiio't.m County. I he grtmin is a pros pcrmis young fanner and dairy man nf M.iuntaimlaie, an I is a mnf Mr. and Mrs, Fred S. Imni buru. nl HiIIsImu-o. For a mini br nf years he was second in chare.. itt the lldlslmro con denser, and later tiHik chars'e of the Sclioinburg farm. Me is si uniu-nal favorite, and their many Irimds ciuigralnlati Mr. and Mrs, Schiuiibiirg. and vvi-h thi'in a happy life. They will make their lm:ne on thi'Si honihui'g place, where they 1"' at hoine to tlu if friends after October 1. AlCTION SAI.i: at the home of James I lev C 11. Hilton olliciatmg. . . . : r - ne.e am. ...e n-Mi.K . h,..;,!,,. I,.., s,.v. ... ... ,...ct ,... o. ir. low if. I I 1 1- lirmili.r nuiil " . - Mi". ""!-: i a .i.uik"ii ' i i I. -..!.... II... mil. I i. , , a I erai nones unmi-n, mr K"i i Lev. I it u mi. ii I'm i"- " I : ..,.,1 ,..- .. j im, t.ir ir i-ii iiiLi iuiii iiij'n e " ..-- . - tt..vnnd weeks had the use of only one lung. With the idea of extending their efforts in a worlhy cause, the Ilatchclor Girls are joininir hearlilv in the plans to assist the in hired girl. Miss Keller is (topuiar amone. i . ir, t i.Hd.e. oi anove i: ..riiiu". w is iii town M.mdav. !;! i . ii I'I apples. H not in ik w . f" I hai ei. Wl The liii.lersii'iii'd will Sell ill pul lie sale, to the highest bidder, on the 1). C. Merrill farm. 2 miles south nf U Iville. and 2 mil' S et nf Karmington, at. Id o'clock a. in., on WKDNKSDAY. SKI'T. 25 mini-, ) yis 1 1 S". '.r" v li"'"1'. " J1'. Iln.., I. Im V in.or. M yi ', l ri; lilm it ml' S yii, lif. Iisv II " ll', i milt, Mr d lv liiil.eit' d r.. 'K"n ''". 8 milk rum J frill un il'iV '! J1'. I'miiiiiu l.i'sli; J yi eld lu't'vi. l'di in N.ivriiilH-r; . yi-ititn k If it'"1, i "'i.f ii im .i r tie-s. Ml Miiy'i' li.nn'v, A f.nl (iiiini).ii.ii iiii.-r, ') li'i.l t "Ii n ill -plmi iHk, ,.,,,1, ril J,,, t iwii m-a-i'lf.; ''In w ;nu, Irurk Wilson, Mn-I Ih-i I" . "I"'"!? ,i;iiii, Miro-y, iiii(lf l.'i'.k'V. 1 1' "H'll ..iw, ii liirli i!.., ii- ' I I' vil hiri.wi, niiiivninih Imrr. w, .iilliv.it'ii, "'l r..llir. h'iv eiitn-r, new 'll l" "lnilniK t.Hi, 4 tii-iil lllllU inns fniUt. "Idi -i, sliovi-l i, h.irs iiii.I in nit" "d" ' "'tliln i,,,, niiiiifriitii to iiieiilin i. Ti'fiim of Sale $10 and under, wh; over M, six months tiim1 n aiin'ovei notes drawing in t'Teslat the rate (r S percent. 2 jtcr cent., oil' for cash over $10. ' . Ilasintissen, . Ji'liti VaiiiliTtindeii, of Ko.Vi nronglit out a now clover lniller, frm rni'tland, th( other day. Frank -Johnson, Shady llrook, in the city Tuesday, and alld on the Argus. i t s.ciia tine sam ues oi stated that he did ,-i.e enough of them U) the right kind of showing rr he would have tiro'igiil some ,,f them into the Fair. They 4 .11 nrart ii ally iinlcataiie i - I". Miller, resi i 'in i .hiimsiui farm. Tanning i.im ran again-d a hayfork the ,,ih. r dav, two tines entering the L .....I i.lltlt It f the right leg. Dr. V Kailev. the attending physi , ,.,. states tint Mr. Miller b laid up for some time. .,i,t ll.u-nes reports im enroll fc ' . ... r inriit of l.v.! at the opening oi public schtHil this week. Many students were still in the hop- yards this week, and win lane up their .studies Monday. Unlit Meek, the little son oi U.'ti. S. A. D. M. ek and wife, of beyond North Flains. fell th'1 ,.i 1,,-r dav. and hfuke a bom' in ,, (lf his forearms. Dr. r. A. liailey reduced the fracture. i l. 1 months child of J. H. Me Kenuii accidentally threw one f his hands against a hot stove ihe other dav. burning the palm i l.t A I ,,!(.. severely. I"; ' ;l lfV attended the little patient Tl,,. American Woman's League will meet with M-s. Win. UWK he Tunny (canned fish) which we oi'iioreu some nine .iko na.- arrived, and is making ipiite a lit. llillsUiro Merc. Co., Main 1ihi2. GtHirge Wilkes. lxrn and raised in the Greenville section, and for years a resident of l illamook, is counts that a man. from Portland. Maries, as fixed in the Detition. . r. . vfhii hn.l ncvpr farmed, settled I . ... . ,am and Jaran - . ... n . pfi . pp yur home-maae canaies are united m mar- wL ' "1 ' .u-V going like hot cakes. We know lZr Z t h Hinnpr the quality is there. Let us con there at the dinner . but no chickens. . His wife was -i'CTw eitv hrn.1 and knew nothing . .. I T. ... I Oi-I- All aUiut cooking turkeys, so me jones Droiners et o.. i tv- billsboro ORKCX s . .... . . - I i :i i f! c D.i..j r ...nil six llianKSglvmg oirus were utni- uma oiret iuiuwu. vic, ... Yiftyyy WifXrururuwiAn.-iJ for dinner. Dant says they receive cider apples at aoumern .. vt ..rirnn.l nnd that the method Pacific warehouse. Hillsboro. II HUo. rl. IUINVjUe,. I K. of cooking was an innovation Call for particulars at the Hills- irrnMDf.iT.t i over the roast variety. boro Mercantile. Will also re- ATTOKMBT AT-tAW Ceive at forttana address iromi Office, upstairs in Schulmericti Block her acquaintances and the fact j ;,vt r t. nttfiul the street fair, to .i.l !... ct... l...u i.u...i'..r..it u lien htM Ulg Oil llie lliuw one "- " i i case was at one nine consiuereu hopeless, is highly pleasing news to her numerous menus. mi nt the large crowds fur which the Helvetia Hall has beconn famous is expected to be present Saturday night. AUCTION SAI.I: see wnai ins native county in doing. The Washington County Vet- . 'hi ii ii. .;u cran Association win noiu inc.r semi-annual meeting at I'oivst Grove, on Thursday, Oct. 3, 1912. Fusiness meeting called at 10 a. .... ... i ... ..f . . in., stiarp. iy oroer in v-oui. Thus. Hciiton has leased the J. W. Connell ranch, near West Union, and is now starting his Fall work. His lease is for three years, with an opnon on iwu The undersigned will sell al pm lie nudum on the Jack Hoover nlace. 5 miles north of Hillsboro and J mile south of North Flains, more at ten a. m.. on .1. C. Wi son. of F.othany. was 1.MMMAY. SF.FTF.MliKli 27 in the citv yesterday. Mr. Wil- 1.1....1. i.-...i m ..mi with thin son has leased his ranch, and ex h II K ui mm iii.i.v, ...... . ,. . I.- ...,ii i i.l.. weight 1100. pects to move to Orenco in the 10 yrs. sound and true; bay horse, Spnmr. where he will build 11 yrs. i:iT0. sound and true ;black residence, and take it easy tor yearling colt, set old harness, col- while. lars. 20 young shoats, brood sow, Alexander S. Weir and daugh Cooper wagon 3J, in good shape; ter, r lu.;ir Cooper Mountain, Studehaker wagon and licit, good the citv yesterday. Mr, shape; pair 2-ton wagon springs . weir Wil!, j,, tu. FJ. S. Navy 1(5-ft California gram bed. graven tmir 3-horse hitch, with iihnffs: new Kentucky grain drill, ,ia nivt.t .uTj ... ... k r-? jndl09 ,irt with ';i,'dl!:.r U fa W steel walking plow. 10-ft i in,,,, Sent. 25. Those attending will go on the 1:1" cur. Our first shipment of men's aml )(,Vs' suits have arrived. The blue serges are the Imest we have ever seen, coumoei prico.-HillslMim Merc. t'o. Mrs Kevins and daughter, Mrs. Angii! Frown of lortlnn.l. were in town today, m.ests of Mrs. Kevins' sister. Mrs. Richard lluUlra. W 0 Danclson was attending the convention oi wrcgon . , ;., Portland, this week. l iaei-i in " - -, ... ,f Mrs. I'oneisou wen- . banmiet. iuesuay in the Ii flies, and was discharged at Norfolk. Va.. in 18Tt. after a tour to China. AUCTION SAl.fi h?Vmh Je s in, "wiT h i 15(H) Th undersigned will sell at pub pipe horse s ng, w I hold l. m (. mfth lbs horse; sickle g nnder x-t at oast of limslom. ami 1 mile west SlTSfikT S uX i llethany. at 10 o'clock a. m.. hav'rncks. some household goods, and numerous other articles. Lunch at Noon. Terms of sale: $10 and under, cash; over, approved bankable note, at 8 per cent, interest. P. S. Nelson, Owner. 11. P. Cornelius. Auctioneer. John Vanderwal, Clerk. A. W. Mills, of Hanks, one of thr hustling horsemen of the conntv. is down to the street fair. John Dennis has leased nis fnrrn near Newton, and will take lifo ,nsv from this on. He has a notice of sale in another column. Mrs .1. W. Ilartrampf is being J udgo W. D. Smith othciating. lana Mr. an Ihe annual evening. Mrs D. P. Patterson, of Dal las is in the oily, visiting with j;1,,;. p.llvll,s. Mr. ami Mr. I'etor ISoscow. tat Hnrtnuin and maiy led in mar lames JOHN El. WALL 4TTORNRT-AT-LAW ITpstairs, A. C. Shute Bld,j,Main & irtd H I Lm BORO. . ORKQ0N. rMrrArrrMVM W. N. BARRETT ATTORM RT-AT-LA W Offiei: Main Street, odd. Court Boun. AUCTION SALfi growers in east end of county. ... , who wish to haul in to the city. Hillsboro, - - Oregon SB. f. fiajlto tta In Kuru mil unfrrtn darnrn Auntfim-i Dfnirn. fMifHf llr MtlMttai (tfrt KaOiluiirMlitultfn, Urtxrtraaunarn. itullcs.-f frtefRmAlei mil unlrrm Hlttntrn. of the Hillsboro National Bank. "'" S22 t' .,,ii.;.Tn...i u.-;ii cult nt md- P. S. Nelson, who has been me u.iuuoifc,. ... r- I - - . - .. , I ait, n e..ik e nnetion nt his tarm. anio n ng iarming me jain nwvtr wnw, a ,k New ton Station on the north, near North Plains, for four years, L,rH nnrHP and one mile east of Hillsboro. was in town yesterday. He has acniNAtJCL & LaKULnc. out of Oak Street, at ten a. m., on bought a ranch at btelia. w asn., xt.it4tfriiM jMutumuu. sATIIiiF)AY OCTOBER 5 ar,d will move there as soon as iteTai.3iniiiniiie. tifiniiiBrafuriB. 9M artlUKUrti, vvi yumi. " , , , mihi;c Ig 0f k:s wr. muAIrn SeltammM, UrfuntWB un allr arfew Via follow intr finelv se ected and ne n?laS B PUDI1C 88,6 01 "W Hn HtttntiuA aurllellt. - Mr4iftonbIu.i registered Jersey dairy stock, all l l" tin.dv built, with Jersev coloring. New accounts are coming in all cows giving a splendid milk daily to the Savings Department tlmv v w oi the Hitisooro isauonai canK. v.... u ln mill rrlvinrr finol Ynor nvincri ore Under fiTOVem- I 2(l(bini: SKarfball iK: Wl-WH How: 2 cows5 years in January, ment supervision and absolutely aJSISwEk .m?"rt resh n Decemlier. extra hne secure. ve want your accounu milk How; cow, 3 yeare in April, , ,Vm MftPm,n!M,n. fresh; cow. 2 yrs in May. bred: f u Hon; were up to the yearling bull, 6-months bull calf. . vtPrdav. looking at the heifer calf. 2 months -ail are t v . Mr -MnriTonapn ttipA CA.I1UIW. ..... ...v. p,- ot r.nrdpn Home vears ago. and Strains. . F.J tka Harvst o-roiindst tn the Also 3 plows, one-horse CUltl- Frvl Pi-i- Office up-sUlrs ovr Hillsboro Nttonal vator. 2-horse harrow, new disc, b..,. iron-wheeled wagon, 12a ID.-ca- iou ana your menus may nave hillsboro ORROOH oacitv cream separator, single the exclusive right to dowi on a and double harness, 3 milk cans, Ten Pinnet alley if you rent for lot of hay in mow, 2-horse hay- an evening. Lasn pnze oner rake, Osborne mower, brown stpl on. W. F. Desinger. the contractor, was in town Monday afternoon. He is suffering from a nail-wound in his foot Mr. Desinger says the Rehse school house, near Farmington, will be ready for occupancy next Monday morning. PORTLAND. ORE. SMBaBBaBIIIIIIMaMMBIBBIiaBaiBHBBIBaiBIM DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist horse. 9 yrs, 1300; black colt, 6 months. Terms of sale-Ten and under, cash; over, one year bankable, approved note, at per cent, in terest Lunch at Noon. John Dennis, Owner. John Vanderwal, Clerk. DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trmieiie BUlg. Rooms 5 and 6 HILLS B0B0, ORE. Mtin and Third. SATURDAY. SEPT. 2S H...iiiw Inn, ler. 6 f.mt cut, ill i timl or tor; Cliaiiipiiiii immer, 4'j loot, Rootl or i-r; Ctniiiipi.'ii rwU.?, lo fet-t; thri-t'-wc i .in ni.-e Lirrow: u im-n imiwn kohi- tniiK jiu'k; fiiniiinn; iuitlja.-t or double l.lu.-iis. ml of rli.iin lmriiLMs; 9st of siiiKte tiiiUKV tmritcss; liyjUl two sealiMl irica; loiililf lmtxon I "it; 2 c-irrie, niH'"i tind imllirn; sidf suit. lie uow;sprnv pump ami ivirrel, mn' chickens; 4 h-.'d of lilies; 3 y.'iir o'd lii'iler to tie Ircsii soon; i lo-.tl. milk cum; stand of bent; 130 reil.tr po-us; .ysli ivel cultivator; home hold fiiriiilu e; 'id other thing too iminrtmis lo tiu'iiHoit, I,utii:h nt r.oon. Terms of Sale -$10 and under, cash; over $10. 1 year's time bankbale note, at 8 per cent, in terest; 2 per cent olf for cash over $10. J. C. Wilson, Owner. Jno. Vanderwal, Clerk. New customers are coming in to the Hillsboro National Bank every day. Place your business DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs, in Linlclatcr Delta Building, Main Street Wm Tneorisive. nf near Oren- co was up to the city yesterday with a strong growing bank. morning. George Sinclair, of Jolly Plains, ti, c n liiiatrvn nf Port- was in the city yesterday morn- land, was out to the city Tues- ing.and says that the home yard Hilj sl,oro ... Ore. riav morning, auenaing circuit is " ij.vcu auu n.c nv - --- 1 j.. r. MnMi.A reuuy tut uiamct.. J. T. Powell, for years at Uma- Dr. S. M. REAGAN court ' Jay Leedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Leedy, of Tigard, ha3 taken a position with the Burns, East ern Oregon, public school. Jos. Cawrse was in from North Plains, yesterday. He finished his hop picking the first or tne week, and had a fine yield. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Smith, of Forest Grove, were visitors with Miss Pearl Smith and Mrs. E. C. McKinney, Sunday. tilla. where he had charge of the vktrrimary Physician & .Suroho engines on the 0. W. R. & N., & Dkntist. has moved back to Hillsboro. Graduate Kansas Citv Veter- with his family for residence. inarv Coiw 90 vears orac I J o - j I Vetch and winter oats tor seed, I tical experience. ready for sowing. Three dollars per sack excellent quality. U D. Westfall, Tualatin, Or. 27tf German Lutheran services, Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock, at the City Hall. Office, Hillsboro Livery Co. Stable, No. I Phont OtSce, Main 501; Residence. City 133. Argus and Oregon ian, 12.25 i 1 1 i 1-